Threadorientated
Threadorientated is a term used to describe a programming paradigm or an approach to software design where the primary focus is on managing and coordinating multiple threads of execution. In a thread-oriented system, tasks are broken down into smaller, independent units that can run concurrently. This concurrency is achieved through the use of threads, which are lightweight processes that share the same memory space.
The core concept behind thread-orientation is to improve performance and responsiveness by allowing a program to
Key aspects of thread-orientation include thread creation, scheduling, synchronization, and communication. Thread creation involves starting new
While thread-orientation offers significant benefits in terms of performance and responsiveness, it also introduces complexities. Developers